Legend Valve
Legend Valve 450-095P 1" Press x Ftg 90 Elbow Short Radius
One-inch copper 90-degree short-radius street elbow connects pipe to fitting
- 1" copper short-radius elbow for tight bends
- Press-to-fitting connection speeds installation
- 90° turn redirects flow in compact spaces
- Lead-free construction meets Prop 65 disclosure
- Legend Valve quality for plumbing systems
Application & Audience
This 1 inch copper 90 degree short radius street elbow connects a female press fitting to a male fitting end in plumbing installations. It is suited for professional plumbers and maintenance crews who need a compact directional change in copper piping systems.
Decisive Specification
The fitting uses a press by fitting connection style with a short radius bend that reduces the overall footprint compared to standard radius alternatives. This geometry determines whether the elbow will clear adjacent obstacles in tight joist bays or wall cavities.
Build Integration
The copper construction allows direct pressing onto compatible tubing without solder, flux or open flame, freeing install time on retrofit jobs. It requires a press tool and jaws matched to the 1 inch size; no threading, brazing or additional adapters are needed for a leak-free joint.
Highlights
- 1" copper short-radius elbow for tight bends
- Press-to-fitting connection speeds installation
- 90° turn redirects flow in compact spaces
- Lead-free construction meets Prop 65 disclosure
- Legend Valve quality for plumbing systems
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 90° short-radius bend mean for flow in a 1" copper line?
The 90-degree short-radius design makes a tight turn in a 1-inch copper run, so it fits in confined spaces but adds more friction loss than a long-radius elbow.
How does the press-to-fitting connection seal without solder?
The press end uses a compatible press tool to crimp a stainless sleeve onto the pipe, while the fitting end slides into another press fitting for a flameless joint.
What clearance is needed to press the 1" end with a standard tool?
A 1-inch press jaw requires roughly 2 to 3 inches of straight pipe ahead of the elbow so the tool can close fully around the sleeve.
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